or
THIS PAPER
,-rery evening. Sundays
oepted by
jOSH T. JAMES,
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gOBSCW m. onthB, $2.06. Three
i! !: one month, 35 cents.
tiw. . j 'c havered by carriers free
T V''r . ' -art of the city, at the above
9fe"7 per wees.
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report any an J all fall-
J Lr nsper regularly.
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if
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; new has the largest
of any newspaper
it-., of Wilmington. J.
s unknown in really
11)rm f,f the Ohio Repub-
Tr,e . ,.;, da! al over the coun-
try
int Eo'f
rrlsba
; i
, , hiT-i'lf isn't worth one
& wore.
the architect of the
r nk. njr contemplates vis-it
I t r-. ill'' the waters of
uf))i ,. ilt. advice of his phy
mule about her, but
volved i9 worth a great
Charles
Garnier.
if Paria civ? that
,-.,,;, Open iiouu
ot that building was exactly
riflOO.OOOfrancs.
K.man tVscIieifot staff, who has
i l0 an importaut personage
sfiia named Zakr Chewksi and
. r, cutue from Warsaw, Po-
....
I ge David Davis owns nearly sev
. Misandacreaof farm land in Hli
, . snd '-he cultivation of these re-
r;, Ilinrc erinvment than partic-
ration in public lite.
Mr. Chaunccy M. Depew, who has
. .' , lected pn sident of the New York
al 'Hudson River Railroad, is
the descendant of a Huguenot who set
tled r.ear Peekskill.N- 1 two tiuiuirea
j ears ago.
-Rev.
Thouas Harrison, the "boy
preacher," who has gone from Louis
v ..... to Denver, estimates that he has
"converted"' between forty and fifty
., i : f
thousand souis -since ina Degiumug ui
his evangelistic career.
Ernest Kedburg, an ex-Mexic?.n war
reteran. and the oldest member of 'the
Grand Army of the Republic in the
United States, died last week at the
Sisters1 Hospital in Vancouver, Wyo
ming Territory. He was i)l years of
age.
.
John P. Green, a leading colored Re
publican ot Cleveland, estimates that
his people in Ohio will cast 30,000 votes
this year and that otic-third of them
wi be cast against Judge Foraker,
provided the Democrats put up a good
mau.
The foolnardiuess of the man who
persisied in monkeying with a buzz
saw is wisdom itself in compari
son with the action of those two
Coloradians who the other day made
a target of a magtzinocontaining twen
ty tens of powder.
tt is computed that in the 300,000
residents uf San Francisco there are
3.000 habiiual'smokers of opium . The
indulgence costs each from 75 cents to
81-58 a day, which is equivalent to an
expenditure ol at least $1,000,000 a year
fa this destructive habif.
Juhn Bright is again prostrated with
wmbs, similar to that which compelled
kis retirement from the Cabinet in 1880.
He is n years old, and his friends fear
that his constitution is breaking. His
Physicians have ordered that he shall
ke a prolonged rest from public and
Private affairs
ken. Crook seems to be takins the
r :ht way to catch the Apaches, who
hve scattered though the western part
ofNew Mexico in small parties or
,Jaiiea, He has set a guard of troops
r every water hole and will wait for
from their hiding places.
"-
The decision of thfi hiffhpst Muirt ;
ork ihnl tho v amAHuu
1 VUIVI VlUft
oleomargarine is unconstitu-
' rvti a i .
, ""ui cause caruinotion amoncst
a.i-- .
- j nen oi that state and proba-
Jd to infractions of the law in
tliU! VHI1 Ml f Ih IA tnn ni nor
' - ' ' ' . vu w u u u w w u -
mcu nave a similar law in
wime books.
men never know when thev
L" cii. A mn.n rciiitlv ectt n
. v" J"Ve-th0Ufiand-(lftlln.r varriirt for
irum a railroad coniDanv. and
"fcJv U WAS 'it I In TIo trrt a nca
l-a i Vrrliot rf fi unto A nntlior
mg beeu acquitted of murder.
. ' a? od got married the same
. "c oescen,lnc nr tnAo,
, iiiiMiiiin it rv i r aiimisr.
r?- Mrs. Geonre Tiffanv. Mrs
Or, . . r . . . . ....
acdniarnj r. :n l.ij r :i
J4)n v.. . . .
' ' veiled.
The D aili
KEYIEW.
VOL. IX.
WILMINGTON. N. C. TUESDAY. JUNE 23. 1885.
NO. 145.
Mr. Fronde, the historian, recently
addressed to Dr. Newman a letter in
which he says that "the principle ot
gravitation is only looked upon now as
a hypothesis by all careful minds." and
further, that it would be far better if
all mankind could agree "to hold their
opinions as mere hypotheses." We
fully agree with Mr. Fronde in this re
gard If most people would keep their
"opinions" to themselves the world
would be the better for it.
Now is the season 1or paint ins your
houses, do to Jacobi's Hardware
Depot and buy your paints, if you want
to save money t
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEI TO MEW ADVERTISE VERTS.
C W Yates Stationery
C Millkr i Freah.Supp
Hbiksbkboeh Jnet Published
Geo W Price, Jb uctloneer
Mrs Ds Brothers Toilet Articles
( han,?e of Sailing Days N Y A W S 3 Co
But one bale of cotton received at this
port to-day.
Ger. bri, Clara, Voss, hence for Lon
don, passed Deal, June 20th.
Nor. brig Congal. Danielsen, hence,
arrived at London, June 21st.
Ger. barque Michael, Euler, hence
lor Stettin, was spoken May 3lst in lat.
46, long. 17.
Base Ball, and Summer underwear
go together. Get the latter from Dyer
who has a fine line. f
A spirit of dullness pervaded the at
mosphere of the City Court roem this
morning. There was no court.
Open front shirt with pleated bosom
at one dollar at the Wilmington Shirt
Factory, No. 27 Market St., J. Elsbach,
Prop. tf
Our thanks are due for a cordial in
vitation to join with the Society of
Tammany, of New York, in its Ninety-
seventh celebration of the Fourth of
July.
The Passport will leave her wharf at
the foot of Market street promptly at 8
o'clock for the moonlight excursion to
the "Rocks," and don't you forget itf
and get left.
Nor barque Frey, Halverson, cleared
to-day for Belfast, Ireland, with 250
casks spiri: s turpentine, 2,041 barrels
ibsin and 11 barrels tar valued at $11,,
315, shipped by Messrs Alex Sprunt
& Son.
Go to the Concert to night. It will
be one of the best ever gotten up in this
city and wili be deserving of an abund-.
ant patronage. The price of admission
has been placed within the reach of alj
and there ought to be a crowded house.
Mrs. Nancy, widow of the late Mr.
N. E. Brickhouse. living on the corner
ot Front and Church streets, was
stricken with paralysis on Sunday
morning last and at last accounts was
very low, with but slight hopes of ber
recovery.
' 1 here was a very heavy. Shower at
about 1 o'clock this afternoon and for
awhile the rain tell in torrents. It was
accompanied by some thunder and
lightning. Since that lime there have
been light showers all the afternoon,
but the weather has not grown percep
tibly cooler.
There was a large party of excursion
ists went to Lake Waccamaw on the
Sunday School picnic of the First
Baptist Church to day. Four cars were
crowded to their utmost capacity and
all seemed to be as happy as they well
could be.
The Hornet Fire Company, of Char
lotte, will make an excursion to this
city arriving here to-morrqw morning.
They will not come as Gremen, but
siniD.y as excurs'onists and will be ac
companied by quite a number of the
ladies and gentlemen of Charlotte.
Some of their best bicyclists will also
be of the party.
Remember the Family Excursion on
the Passport to-morrow, gotten up by
our German fellow citizens. It will
be their second excursion this season
and will be a first rate affair. The
committee of arrangements will spare
no pains to insure the comfort and
pleasure of the excursionists There
will be good music for dancing and an
abundance ot refreshments at city
prices.
The next match game of base ball in
this city will be played on Friday and
Saturday next, when the Oxfords wil1
play the Seasides on the grounds of the
latter- The Oxfords are said to have
the best battery ot any nine ia the
State League, and our boys may look
out for some hard work to do it they
would maintain their present supremacy.
Indications.
For the South Atlantic States, lair
weather, slightly cooler in the Northern
portion, stationary temperature in the
Southern portion nnd variable winds.
Personal
Mr. R. E, Lloyd, of B'adcn county,
was in the city to-day.
Prof. Nobles, after having been ab
sent from the city t everal days, return
ed last night, fie will take charge of
the Normal school, which is to be held
at Newton during the Summer vaca
tion, on the first ot July.
Too Wet.
Some ol the farmers in this immedi
ate vicinity claim that there has been
too much rain lately for the growing
crops. They say that, in consequence
of the cold and backward Spring, when
warm weather did come the corn grew
with amazing rapidity and that the
heavy rains have caused it to tassel so
early that the corn will be very small.
We hope, however, that these fears
may prove unfounded and that the far
mers may reap a rich return in the har
vest for their toil and care in preparing
and attending to the crops.
Sailor lrovvnecl.
A sailor by the name of Ole
Sorensen, belonging to the Nor
wegian barque Insula Capri, Cap
tain Danielsen, now lying at Sprunt's
wharf, was drowned this morning
under the following circumstance :
He had been at work in one of the ves
sel's boats, and had started to get upon
the wharf to go on board the barque
for bis breakfast, when a plank gave
way from under him and he was pre
cipitated into the water. He sunk im
mediately and did not rise again until
his body was recovered about half an
hour afterwards, when life was found
to be extinct. He was about 25 years
of age, was unmarried and had the
credit of being an excellent sailor.
We noticed quite a fine display of
dog collars at Jacobi's Hardware De
pot. Cape Fear Academy.
For the past week the pupils of the
Cape Fear Academy have been closely
engaged in their examination.
This morning was spent in very
pleasant closing exercises consisting of
elocutionary drill in prose and poetry ;
after which the principal, Capt. W a&h
ington Catlelt, delivered a practical
and stirring address to the pupils, and
announced the result of the examina
tion. Then came the awarding of
Certificates of Distinction to those
who bad proven themselves proOcien
in their various examinations.
The following is a list ot the young
gentlemen who have distinguished
themselves in the various branches, the
excellence in class being in order of
their names:
SENIOR CLASS.
VV. Harriss Northrop, H. N. Parsley,
A. J. Howell, Jr., and John F. Rulfs,
Jr.
INTERMEDIATE CLASS
W. W. Smith. Leon Sternberger, C.
J. A. Blomme, Jas. L- DeRosset. J.
W. Keen, Geo. Howell, Russell Bella
my, Willie H. Bowden, Isaac Bear,
Louis Liebman and Frank Perry.
JUNIOli CLASS,
C. S. Grainger. John D. Bellamy, Jr.,
Robt. Cowan, Lee Meadows, John
Lewis, Chas. Murphy, Jr., and Willie
Haar.
INTRODUCTOKY CLASS FIRST SECTION.
Frank Myers, Norwood Sniitfy Ed
win A. McKoy, Edward Davii, Alfred
Mafiitt. L Solomon, Thos. A. Heide.
John Gore, Roger Turlington, D. R. M.
Williams, H. VonGlahn. Jr., and E.
Jefferies.
INTRODUCTORY CLASS SECOND SECTION
Percy Thompson, Lee Solomon, Geo
Heide. Felham White, Julius P. Tay
lor, Emanuel Bear, Willie Hodges,
Isadore Bear, Herbert Mclver and
Charlie VonGlahn.
SPECIAL MENTION.
Jos. W. Keen has not received a de
merit during the past two years. He
has not been late or absent during the
past session. Philip Heinsberger, Jr.,
and John Lewis have not received a
demerit during this session.
The examinations have shown much
proficiency on the part of the pupils and
the Principal can feel justly proud of
bis success in teaching as well as in
point of numbers. We understand
that the patronage of this school has
steadily increased since Capt. Catlett
took charge ot it, six years ago There
has been an enrollment this year of 81
students. The leading male academy
of our city, it deserves its success.
Call at Jacobi's Hardware Depot
and examine his fine assortment ol
I fishing poles and lines. t
A Correction.
The entertainment to be given at the
Opera House to-morrow night will bo by
the pupils ot Misses Burr & James'
School, and not by the pupils ef St.
James' Sunday School, as we stated
yesterday. It will be a recherche affair
and well worth the small sum charged
tor admission. Tickets for sale at
Heinsberger's.
To Bo Completed
The match game of baseball between
the "Sea Gulls" and "Benevolent
Nine." which was not played to a finish
a few days ago, on account of the rain,
will ba completed at the Seaside
grounds to-morrow afternoon, shouid
the weather prove favorable. We hope
that there may be a good attendance as
the proceeds are to be devoted to a be
nevolent purpose.
Base Ball Notes.
Oxford, N. C, June 22J, 1885.
Editk Review: As the Oxford
Base Ball Club will rlay in Wilming
ton on the 26th and 27th insts.,$Idesire
to bring to your notice an article in the
News and Observer, of Raleigh, of the
20ih inst , relative to the game played
on the 10th between Raleigh ana Ox
lord. The article is headed "Baseball.
The Oxford Club Defeats that of Ral
eigh." Tlr's was the first day's play
ing. The News and Observer surely
must have had his eyes shut, or he
could not have failed to see. that by
the score ot that game, it
proved to have been one of the very
best that has been played during this
base ball season. A score of 7 to 6 with
4 earned runs on each side, with only
6 errors for Raleigh, and 5 for Oxford,
and only one passed ball to each side,
is very conclusive evidence ot a hotly
contested game. No one can dany
the fact that Oxford has beaten Raleigh
on her own field, yet the News and Ob
server is unwilling to accord the victory
where it belongs,. The charge against
Ryan is unjust in the extreme, in say
ing, he i.-charged in the third inning
with contributing to the defeat '" There
is no foundation whatever for such
an assertion, and the News and
Observer cannot substantiate this
from the score. Let the News and
Observer be magnanimous, and not de
tract from Oxford simply because they
were playing against Raleigh. Other
people know something about baseball
playing, and from their own record of
ihe game, Oxford beat Raleigh a fair
and Lotly contested game, and why not
in all fairness and frankness say so?
However much the News arid Observer
may dislike to have it said that the
Raleigh club was fairly beaten, it is
true, nevertheless. T.
Masonboro, N. C. Juno, 23, lbS5.
Editor Review: Your many
Iriends in this section, who have long
loved to praise the course your paper
has ever taken in behalf of the sturdy
yeomanry, are real loud in their praise
of your manly stand, recently taken in
their interest in the matter of the
market regulations of your city, where
by they have regained important privi
leges, which never should havo been
taken lrom them. Iu fact, were we not
so busy at this time we should have
given you a public meeting. Neverthe
less, our hearts are always with you,
and wishing you and your valuable
paper abundant success we raise our
yoice with a lusty Viva la licviav and
Joshua too. Yours truly.
Masonboro.
No isattles to Win
It makes no difference what induce
ments other houses may offer in the way
of prices we can save ymi money.
Good goods, low prices and square
dealing has won for us the reputa
tion of being the leading clothing
bouse in Wilmington. Doing busi
ness on the principle of $1 worth for $1
every time. Selling goods for what
they are wool for wool, and cotton for
cotton not recommending anything
too highly and guaranteeing whatever
we say. Do not purchase before see
ing what your money can buy at our
establishment. Money refunded on
goods not proving satisfactory alter
close inspection at your homes. Shriek,
the Old Reliable Clothier, 114 Market
street. Sign of the Golden Arm. t
The Boy Clipper Plow has earned a
reputation of being the best ever used
and are pronounced perfect by the best
farmers. Sold wholesale and retail at
the factory agency, Jacobi's Hardware
Depot. t
NEW ADVEKT18EMBNT8.
TOILET ARTICLES.
T POPULAR PRICES. ALL T:iK
STANDARD PERFUMES, POWDER3 AND
TOILET 60A.PS. TOILET CAES, KAIL
SETS, TOOTH. NAI . AND HAIR BKUSH
S. HAND AND STANDING MIRRORS.
PrescrintJons Day or Night. At our New
Store, K4 North Front St.
jnne 23 MCND3 BR03.
Notice.
NEW ADVEKISEMENT8-
Geo. W. Price, Jr.,
AUCItoNEil 4 COMMISSION MERCHANT.
H
215 MARKET ST.
AVING OBTAINED THROUGH THE
KKVIEW, a competent Desk Man. I am now
better prepared to give that person U atten
tion to the routine busings of the house
which w 11 enable me to attend to the oatsidc
work as well as to facilitate all business inter
ests incident to a General Auction and Com
micifion House. Articles on consignment or
comroistlon advertised, displayed and sold to
the beat advantage and returns made Immedi
ately atter settlement of sales,
junc 23
New York & WllmingtOD
Steamship Co.
FROM PIER 34, EAST RIVER, NEW YORB
At 3 o'clock, P. M.
BENEFACTOR Saturday, June 11
REGULATOR Saturday. July 4
BENEFACTOR Saturday, July 11
REGULATOR Saturday, July 18
FROM WILMINGTON :
REGULATOR Saturday, June 27
BENEFACTOR Friday, July 5
REGULATOU ....Friday, J mly 10
BENEFACTOR Friday, July 17
49T Through Bills Lading and Lowes)
Through Rates guaranteed to and from Poln it
In North and South Carolina,
f or Freight or Passage apply to
H. G. SMALLBONKS, Superintendent,
Wilmington, N. C.
TTEO. G. EGEfi, Freight Agent.
New York.
WM. P. CLYDE M CO.. Genera, Azertp,
85 Broadway, New York.
june 23 tf.
OFFICE OF WILMINGTON
& WE I.DON R. R CO.,
Wilmington, N. C, June 1st, lsS5.
Notice.
A MEETIVG OF THE STOCKHOLD
era of tlila Company, field this day, the follow
ing Ecsolut'ons were passed, to wit.
Resolved, That the Capital Stock of this
Company, now consisting of 20,824 Shares, of
the par value of $2.0S2,4OJ, be and the eame is
hereby increased to 25,00 J Sr bares, of the par
value of 2,:m,m.
Resolved, That all who are uow StockLold
era in tbo Connpauy, shall have the privilege,
at any time prior to July 1st, 1885, of subscrlb
ing for said increase of Stock, at the price of
$110 per bhare iu the proportion of i0 per
cent, or one fifth of the present holding of
such Stockholder ; payable, one fourth or 25
percent, thereof on the 15th day of July, 1S85.
and the remaining three-fourths or 75 per cent,
on the 15th day of November, 18S5.
All Stockhold jra are hereby requested to
notify ir.e, on or before the l3t day of July
protx., whether Ihcy wish to subscribe for their
allotment of the above Slock, as after that
date the privilege will cease, and any Stock
holder who fails to notify me within the time
named will be considered as having declined
it.
No fracUonal tarn of Shared can lc issued,
and consequently no subscription can le rc-cci-ed
where the allotment would fall below
one Shire J. W. THOMPSON,
june 2 4w tu eat Sect'y & Trcas.
Announcement.
To Our Friends & Patrons:
yyrE will always have an estab
lihmcnt in thia city to supply the trade in
our line, notwithstanding our having sold our
present place of business. We will remove to
some other store in this city on or about Oct.
l3t We have been asked about thia so often
that we have faund it necessary to Inform
those interested that we will always maintain
a house m Wilmington, as- stated above, and
shall also be gltd to have a call from one and
all at our Richmond house where wc keep the
largest assortment of
Liquors, Cigars & Tobacco
of any house in that city.
Our "Thistle Dew" Rye takes the lead ot all
other brands, and our Plank Road Chewing
Tobacco u'oes ahead of all of that kind in the
market. Our sales are enormous.
Eeicctfujly,
II. BRUNHILD & BRO.,
RICHMOND, Va.
AND
WILMINGTON, N. 0.
ione 22
Given Up !
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING QUAIJ
lied as administrator of the estate of aa
M. L Uewlette, dee'd, notice is hereby given
to all persons indebted to said estate t make
payment at once, and all persons naving
claims against said estate will present them
for payment to the under breed, on or before !
, t. 1.1 h ilsr rtf II x' 1 (hi: nnlira will I
be pleaded in bar or their recovery.
JOHN C. SPRINGER, Ad'mx.
may 2C law6w tu
B
Y EVERY ONE THAT McGO WAN'S
!ALOOX keeps the Coolest, Freshest Beer In
the city, and, best Whiskey at only 10c. for
plain apl 28
i A AMI CTl Ladies and gentlemen to
TV nil I LU- take light, pkasiat eav
ploy men: at thetrown hones (distmce no b
jeciion); work sent by mail ; f2 to dy
can be quietly made; r.o canvassing. Pleate
address at once Globe Mfg. Co, Boston, Man.
Box 53U. jane 1 Im dw
rstxbjeci.:
P1MAS9 WOTIC.
We win be glad to
ur friends on say and all
general interest bnt
The name ol the witter mtwt always he!
otohed to the Editor.
one side of the
Personalities must be avoided.
And It is especially aad particulaxiy unO
stood that the Editor does not always endoi
the views of correspondents on less so state
tn the editorial columns.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.
TwsesiT, Jnne 23rd. 1SS5, at W I IV
Soiree snd Concert under the direction of
Prof. VanLaer, complimentary to
Cornet Concert Onto I
The following musical talent will assist:
Mrs. Kahnwcller. Mrs. Sweet and Mr. Grant,
Proi s Hobbs, Herndon and Gxecnewald,
also members of Cornet Concert Club.
General admission 25 cents.
Reserved feats ") cents.
Box Sheet open at Heinsberger's Monday,
J une 22nd. June 20 St
OPERA HOU8E.
Wednesday Evening, June -4.
School Entertainment !
CALISTHENICS AND OPERA
Sntitlcd
The Miracle of the Roses I
Adxk&ion 25 cents.
june 22
Family Excursion.
THKRB WILL BE A GERMAN FAMILY
XCURSION on the 8teamer Passport, on
WEDNESDAY, 2 th inst.. to Smlthvllls and
the Forts. Refreshment will be served on
board at city prices. There will be music by
Paseucci'a band
Committee II. L. Vcllers. E. W. Doscher,
J. D. Doscher, J. W. Gerdts, M. Ratbjen, A.
Dcumciandt jWne iO td
Moonlight Excursion to
Wrightsville Sound.
WAGONETTES WILL LEAVE CORNER
Fourth and Market streets about 7 p. m.
Tuesday and Friday, 23d and 20th inst. Re.
turning will leave P1NEGROVE at 11 o'clock.
Fare for round trip only $1 which will In
clude PIG FleH SUPPEK and SALT BATH
ED. WILSON man mm;.
june 20 Proprietor.
Yacht Cooking Stove.
JU-T THE THING FOR VESSEL AND
Steamboat use; durable and cheap. Always
ia stock the Farmer and Golden Harvest Cook
Stoves. They ara the pride of the kitchen.
Wood and Widow Ware, Pumps, Bath Tubs,
&c , at
PARKER A TAYLOR'S,
j unc 22 23 South Front St
O
Hardware
F ALL RINDS AND IN ANY QUANT1-
ty. Wholesale and Retail at ROCK BOTTOM
prlcos. W. E. SPRINGER A CO..
19, 21 A 23 Market 8trcet,
junc 22 Wilmington, N. C
R
TIN K00FING,
OOF REPAIRING AND PAINTING.
Tin and Sheet Irjn Ware made to order.
Stovepipes. Elbows, &c , At
Sr Jobbing generally.
W. E. KING,
Practical Tinsmith.
Prir.ccss.bet. Front and Water Streets
juas 22
Stationery.
01 AL'. KINDS, SUITABLE FOR MER
chants, Teachers, Lawyers, Ministers and
others. Wc make a specially of Blank Books
and Stationery lor the use of Counties an
Count eOlliclald. Orders for Engraving Checks.
Drafts, Notes, School Programmes, Invita
tions, Visltirg Cardfc, Ac , will meet with
prompt attention at
june 22 YATES' BOOKSTORE..
THE QUESTION ARISES I
WHERE TO GET
THE BEST GROCERIES
FOR THE LEAST MONEY ? WE WOULD
ADVISE YOU TO TRY
P. L. Bridgers & Co,,
for, besides selling on SMALLER PROFITS,
the goo Is arc delivered promptly and satis
faction guaranteed.
o i
Neufchatel Cheese iTucsay'fe Steamer),
Philips' Digestible Cocoa,
Candles Krc-h from Royster's
CIGARS !
CIGARS !
The finest Hoe iu the city of I anl 10 CENTS
CIGARS. If you want a good smoke t tip In
to BRIDGERV STORE and get it.
P. L. BRIDGERS & CO.,
HO North Front St.
Just Published.
OCEAN BREEZE WALTZ,
BY
I. H GREENE WALD.
FOR SALE AT
H1NSBERGER'S
june Si I tee Book and Music Store